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21st October 2013, 09:36 PM #16
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buy a couple of reflective windscreen shield (the 'alfoil'/padded type) and sew them to size - make a pocket flap as a closure, maybe even a couple of sticky velcro dots to keep it shut !!!Neil good idea with the cooler bags this is a bit big for that tho. It is a concern (the heat of the day) as its going to buckl easy in the sun me thinks............might need to find shady tree if and when I take them anywhere.
sorry, the sewing teacher just came out in me ....
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11th February 2014, 05:52 PM #17
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Originally Posted by dai sensei
Looking good Ray
just make sure you put some foam or something between the two side when it is full and folded up to stop damage between the pens. I also keep my cases in an Aldi cold bag (or a few anway 
) whilst in the car, that way it keeps the heat off them as much as possible.
Neil I did use foam but pens which were on the large side and a number of extras made it just wasn't going to work well.
So what to do
Take some real nice Tassie Oak 35mm thick x 200 wide which was I was given it had been butt joined corners rounded. I cut off 12mm x 4 pieces that was the sides then cut that down to make two new frames. Dragged out a not to bad looking scrap ply sheet and make a new box.
Similar dimensions as the other but thicker around the edges 12mm and 35mm deep each side. Pens won't touch now.
I will still use the other one above for slim lines.
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12th February 2014, 09:24 AM #18
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Ray, you can rest your case permanently, just put it down next to me and I will give it rest!
Apart from that you did well-very wellAmos
Good, better, best, never let it rest;
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better, best.
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12th February 2014, 03:38 PM #19
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Thanks Amos I can't take all the credit Originally Posted by PenTurner
Ray, you can rest your case permanently, just put it down next to me and I will give it rest! Apart from that you did well-very wellAmos
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